I raised wolves and wolf dogs. This is the first time in all the years I’ve heard someone describe their personality and characteristics honestly and more importantly..correctly. They are exactly as you say. I loved them so much. The pack disappeared one by one through natural attrition. The last one was my daughter’s Brother Moon. He was born three days after she was and they were inseparable. He passed away just days before their fifteenth birthday. I’m old enough now that if I had them again they would outlive me. That would be morally reprehensible on my part. But oh how I miss them.

@user-tx4ss6rt2h

Жыл бұрын

Lovely soul, thank you for sharing your beautiful story.

@tomjennings1982

Жыл бұрын

The world would be a better place with more people like you in it. I hope you have many more years to go, and share the memories you have.

@notme2day

Жыл бұрын

I love my hubby, love my dog more. Told hubby I'd come back and haunt his ass if the unexpected happened to me and he didn't take care of my furries.lolol Life's not worth living without giving and getting love from nature in my book... it's like a piece of you is missing. Ever think about volunteering? Numerous rescues would no doubt welcome you eagerly.

@munchkinheaven7877

Жыл бұрын

Could you foster one?

@bloodgrss

Жыл бұрын

@@munchkinheaven7877 I think he could, but my guess would be he would be a foster fail, as I would be!

Dakota sounds like the protagonist in his own adventure story. A young warrior battered and bruised is taken in by a caring soul, who is not intimidated by his ferocious looks. He learns that there is more to life than chaos, suffering, and heartache. What an amazing story!

@AllenTax

Жыл бұрын

As like the one game that has A wolf lead. Okami. A RPG-art-adventure game.

@irenemarano8241

Жыл бұрын

So true a warrior with a heart ❤️ of gold .He truly is an impressive specimen.🦮

@WithWingsOfAngel

Жыл бұрын

Most of the wolfdogs I come across are named Dakota (for whatever the reason).

@martierickson7937

Жыл бұрын

Amazing post

@herpderp3916

9 ай бұрын

Sounds like Jack London's story White Fang.

He's a big guy. Not aggressive or even overly territorial. He's mischievous and fun. Wrong person approaches him and he will do something powerful, but did you hear that wooing? Adorable. He must be an eater.

@golden.lights.twinkle2329

11 ай бұрын

Not aggressive until he is, then it's too late.

@dez81208

10 ай бұрын

@@golden.lights.twinkle2329could be the same with any big dog..

@Based_Gigachad_001

8 ай бұрын

​@@dez81208 Yes. Which is why big dogs should be banned.

@Astrophysix1

8 ай бұрын

@@golden.lights.twinkle2329 literally any dog can be like that.

Friend of mine had a pure white wolf/shepherd mix, also named Dakota. He was always leery of allowing Dakota around his 1-2 year old daughter, because people kept telling him that wolf dogs weren't good around children. But it got really cold one winter, and he felt really guilty leaving Dakota outside (even though he wasn't bothered at all), so he let Dakota in the house. His little girl crawled all over Dakota, pulling his hair, his ears, and just laying on him, and he couldn't have cared less. Sadly, my friend had to give Dakota to the Humane Society because he was unemployed and couldn't afford to feed him. That dog could easily eat 80 pounds of dog food in a week, and still look starved.

@DogwalkerPlanet

Жыл бұрын

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@rblxcity-lf2qo

4 ай бұрын

His parents were dumb wolf are good around children not men and wolf prefer woman

My first dog was a wolf dog, he was pretty high in the percentage of wolf. My dad found him as a puppy in the forest covered in his own blood. He was the sweetest boy, I remember my mom used to get calls from our neighbors telling us our wolf was out, he would walk around town all day and return home at the end of the day. After a few years of that the people in my town knew who he was, and would give him treats and food. He also used to stand up on his hind legs, and eat bread off the top of our fridge. Rip Honcho.

@BrolyFan12

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful story and R.I.P Honcho i hope he has a good afterlife.

@neoanderson4840

Жыл бұрын

Good memories 🥰

@josephkissel6062

Жыл бұрын

This is a Pixar movie!

@lovebug6787

Жыл бұрын

He had to be massive to reach the top of your fridge 😮😮😮

@MrTypicalPlayer

Жыл бұрын

@@lovebug6787 He was, as a kid I used to ride him like a horse and he wouldn’t slow down with me on him. Lol.

I loved how all the wolves, coyotes and dogs were singing the songs of their peoples…led by Dakota.

@chrischrisafis484

Жыл бұрын

❤️❤️

@jeffcoley668

Жыл бұрын

Agree 100 percent.😊😊

@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385

Жыл бұрын

It was pretty cool.

@Axxxel_in_Harlem

Жыл бұрын

​@@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385 Your mom is pretty cool.

@lostinthestorywithjeremymi9385

Жыл бұрын

@@Axxxel_in_Harlem And?

My very first dog in my life was a malamute hybrid (artic and grey) named Tiberius, Tibo for short. He was only a couple months younger than me and we grew up together. My parents told me many stories about how protective he was of our pack (including our cats) and kids around our neighborhoods, especially me. He passed a week after my 13th birthday. He is and was the best dog I could've ever had to start with my love for canines. Still miss him dearly and hope he's leading the rest of our pups in the afterlife.

I wish we lived in a time where you could just bond with a Wolf day to day Like not a pet, not out of their nature, just a badass companion Not timid, but rather mutual respect (and perhaps the tiny bit of care that comes along with that such as still being kind when injured) Sounds like a nice life

I once had a wolf/husky hybrid that was around 130#. He was a great boy and was 100% okay with people that were friendly to him and standoffish and aggressive to those that weren’t. He could sense when people were pretending to be friendly vs those that were truly nice. He also would sit between me and anyone visiting to make sure to protect me. He was a great pet and had so much love. He also let me know that my wife (then girlfriend) was a keeper when he crawled into her lap and gave her huge kisses. He actually chose her over me and he historically didn’t like women.

@vivianquackenbush2501

Жыл бұрын

What a magical share ~ ❤+❤+❤=❤

@_winter_maryrose4684

Жыл бұрын

This comment is gold 😭😭❤️🤣 awesome fluff balls they are😭✨

@littlemissjellyjoints

Жыл бұрын

Wolfdogs aren't hybrids.. Dogs are domesticated wolves. That's why they create offsprings able to reproduce, unlike say mules, that are sterile.

@jdog2345

Жыл бұрын

Your story was touching and animals do feel kindness in people and of course they sense the opposite in people.

@ReesieandLee

Жыл бұрын

My husband had a malamute Timberwolf mix that was about 175 pounds, he still talks about what an amazing dog she was 40 years later.

This is so beautiful and I can’t stop giggling at the howling scene where the neighbourhood dogs and the wolves are howling. So good, thanks for giving this big boy a beautiful home and a place to be safe and himself ❤

@lucy2014

Жыл бұрын

I kept giggling to at all the howling 😅. Your comment was very well said 😊

@herbert9241

Жыл бұрын

Must admit, the howling chorus tickled me too.

@notme2day

Жыл бұрын

So is no one else gonna mention she looks like Arya in the beginning? Love how she expanded her rescue to help a beautiful being in need. I need the song of howl in my life.

@jdiv69

Жыл бұрын

She didn't do it for you or your feelings.

@Barbro247

Жыл бұрын

Their neighbours must love it

I had a best Bud for nearly 16 years by the name of Bear. He was 3/4 Timber Wolf and 1/4 Collie. This guy was so loved it was unimaginable. Trusted with no bounds. My neighbors trusted him to the point they could do their chit chat thing knowing if Bear was out their children were safe. Let me ask you this. How many mothers have come to you and asked if Bear could come out to play? After 16 years. He finally passed due to heart issues. Best memories Bear gave me are just way to many to describe. So yes, it is disappointing to hear those without absolutely zero knowledge of the Wolf let alone a Wolf Dog hybrid to say how dangerous or aggressive they are. No a wolf is not an animal to mess with in the wild. On the most part I have personally found in the open wild their tendencies are flight than fight unlike a Coyote.

@FUBARGunpla

7 ай бұрын

beautiful story, just solidifies the reasons as to why they became mans best friend. people seem to have forgotten that it was their lack of aggression, increased curiosity and pack mentality that meant they fit perfectly into our lives back then as animals who were a lot like us, they thrived when loved and cared for and would protect the pack if it means giving their own lives. frankly it doesn't surprise me to hear about the moms and their children, our ancestors did the exact same thing for a reason.

Once saved a female wolf dog from being hit by cars, I pulled over and seen she was in fact a wolf dog. I sat down, lowered my heard, and the dog came up to me sniffed me and licked my face. The owner came and I asked question to see if I was right in what the dog was and the owner answers told me I was right. That wolf dog was absolutely gorgeous and I will never forget how beautiful that wolf dog was.

I had a wolf dog that was over 70% grey wolf. He was the sweetest, most intelligent creature I've ever known. He died a few years back at the age of 9 from cancer. Rest in peace, Hahai. This reminds me so much of you.

@KizzoGoezAmok

Жыл бұрын

He is probably a good packleader in wolf heaven now ^^ R.I.P Hahai

@solomonfaber8026

Жыл бұрын

I am so sorry for his death! It is a heartbreaker to lose a good friend like this!

@tantebaguette

Жыл бұрын

I met a 100% pet grey wolf from Texas. He was amazing. I think for the sake of keeping everyone happy, his owner said it's a dog mix :)

@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701

Жыл бұрын

How do you know he was over 70% grey wolf? So one parent was full wolf, the other half wolf? Lemme tell you my experience with most people and their dogs. Most people don't get their dog dna tested and most don't get pure breeds from reliable breeders with papers. Most people just make that shit up. Actually, most will be aware of one parent or a vet will tell them "oh this looks like its something" and then they create a fictional backstory for their dogs genetics. Hey, im guilty too, when i was a kid all i knew was my dog was half german shepherd. The rest of that shit i made up based on what people said she looked like she had in her.

@HelloThere-cz9ti

Жыл бұрын

​@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 so you're just blaming this person for making up this story?

He knew she had a good soul, that's why he responded to her in such a way. Beautiful story.

@melwtmw4695

Жыл бұрын

Interesting name lol

@something3530

Жыл бұрын

animals are the best judge of character

@DogwalkerPlanet

Жыл бұрын

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@charmjasmi

10 ай бұрын

yes, i truly believe so, they know people character and soul

my only interaction with a high content wolf dog was at a site in the woods that my friends were staying at with some other travellers, and she was one of the most captivating animals i've ever interacted with. very calm and collected and extremely inquisitive! once i got lost and she led me right back to where i needed to be. she was mostly a guard dog but never had to actually do much as she looked so intimidating, which was good because she would more likely have tried to make friends with someone than attack them. absolutely incredible animals

I had 2 wolves that I was given from a wolf sanctuary that had no more room for puppies. They are the best (not easiest) rescues that I’ve had. Sadly, our neighbor wasn’t happy with the beautiful howls and poisoned them. I now have 25 acres far from there and plan to start a new rescue for wolf or wolf dog breeds. Thank you for what you do, wolves are very misunderstood.

@beanaboppet9580

9 ай бұрын

Those poor wolves… 😢 Was that terrible neighbor prosecuted for the poison cruelty?

@LadyintheWoods

9 ай бұрын

@@beanaboppet9580 no, we couldn’t prove it but he boasted the day we moved. 😟

The howling is so hilarious! Amazing how all the dogs in the neighborhood found their Wolf side after Dakota moved in!😂

@golden.lights.twinkle2329

11 ай бұрын

I bet the neighbors just love it.

@blacklight4720

8 ай бұрын

I wonder if the howling on the wolf and wild cayotis part, is actually a good thing. Maybe some dogs get stressed?

@armara70

6 ай бұрын

​@@golden.lights.twinkle2329ngl thought the same thing.

"when he first arrived, he was sometimes a little rude" - that was just too adorable...this woman is precious!

@DogwalkerPlanet

Жыл бұрын

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I’ve had dogs for almost 40 years and I’m a veterinarian. Your channel popped up on my feed and I watched this clip first, and I was really struck by several things: you instincts are laser sharp. Your ability to read body language is amazingly good. Your ability to describe the personality of different animals in your posts, especially this one, is so clear and accurate. I applaud you. Loudly. Perhaps if more people were on your wave length we would have a healthier Society.

I love all that howling. I'll bet your neighborhood NEVER has to worry about burglars or home invaders. You could put up signs: "Cause Trouble and We'll Feed You to the Wolves."

The dog park that I went to had a wolf dog named Gandalf that was the Boss of the park. The owner only admitted to a few of us what he really was, he told others he was just a mixed breed husky. He was gigantic, but you could tell by his gait what he was. The most amazing thing was his behavior, if a skirmish broke out, he was the first one there and would actually stop the fight. Even more astounding was how measured his discipline was and how tolerant he was of the younger dogs. His very presence in the park would bring a sense of calm and order to what sometimes could be a pretty chaotic scene.

@roddo1955

Жыл бұрын

I once saw someone walking a wolfdog. The first thing i noticed was the size but what really did it for me were the legs. So different from a dogs'. They almost look 'equine'. Very long with a rangey stride. It also did'nt 'trot' it just extended its legs to increase speed.

@Mariodash23

Жыл бұрын

Gandalf is a very fitting name for that wolf.

@zatoichi4449

Жыл бұрын

@@Mariodash23 Aye, You're Right!

@mikeg3439

Жыл бұрын

A true alpha is wise and merciful. Fake alphas are belligerent and insecure.

@dianebannister4591

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing the story of Gandalf a wolf dog that attended a dog park with other dogs. What a great experience!

What I love is when domesticated dogs hear wolf howls and then join in even if they have never truly howled in their lives...it's something primal and innate even if dormant in dogs :)

@anderfu8273

Жыл бұрын

It's actually happens to humans too😁

@jeffwinkler1137

Жыл бұрын

My female German Shepherd answers local coyotes as well as fire trucks and ambulances lol.

@joevk6274

Жыл бұрын

My parents had a Husky/Golden Retriever mix who always tried desperately to howl, but it always came out goofy and weird. Guess the Husky in him gave him a not so pretty singing voice, lol.

People who do this and have such a good relationship with “wild animals” have my total respect. ❤ 🇧🇷

You know this woman is just a stellar human being. So much empathy and compassion for animals.

This had me tearing up about half way through. I paused it and went out to feed my honey bees. I had the most wonderful friend for almost 13 years. A white German Shepherd Timber wolf hybrid. He passed in 2019 and it still catches me off guard. The honey bees reside where he used to live.

@anakatsukifangirl2944

Жыл бұрын

The bees are looking after his territory

@AllenTax

Жыл бұрын

He lived in the bee house? 😅

@andrewrodriguez7310

Жыл бұрын

@@AllenTax Chain link fence area about 12' by 20', and the bees live in a bee hive. ;0)

@andrewrodriguez7310

Жыл бұрын

@MesaRanch22 A lot of people take medication because they're not strong enough to be naturally sad about losing something they loved. You, however, sound like the type to take something at the first sign of unpleasantness due to conditioned fragility, and that is sad.

@rumarin84

Жыл бұрын

@MesaRanch22 Wow you must be the funniest person at a party. :D

The howling is so hauntingly beautiful.

Honestly always scared of wolves, and I still am, but this is just heartwarming.

@brandicew7704

Жыл бұрын

They are more scared of you. Even in a pack. They will do all they can do avoid you. This by no means is me telling you to try to find and pet one. Lol If you're lucky enough to see one in the wild, take a picture cuz you're pretty lucky. Sit back and watch

@WhoThisMonkey

Жыл бұрын

@@brandicew7704 Depends on how hungry they are really...

i would NEVER get bored of hearing them howl it is so beautiful and almost haunting i love it.

Girls got her own private security that madly loves her! 😂 How great is that! ❤

@silverraxtus9622

Жыл бұрын

Reminds me of Mikayla from Save a Fox

@yogarcia6066

Жыл бұрын

@@silverraxtus9622 Yes! With her own Dakota 😄

@druidic4353

Жыл бұрын

​@@silverraxtus9622 both are smoking hot

@nicolenotizieeamici

Жыл бұрын

And more Faithful than any human you could ever pay!

@janetc3930

Жыл бұрын

@@nicolenotizieeamici You got that right! Very few humans are faithful.

Thank you for accepting Dakota. I used to live in Alaska, and there were a lit of the wolf dog mixes. Sadly, it rarely ended well for them. The novelty wore off, they weren’t given enough exercise, and they were unhappy, dumped, or put down. I’m so happy that wasn’t Dakotas story. 🥰🥰

@roddo1955

Жыл бұрын

I love the look of wolfdogs. Whenever I see a video about them, i catch myself thinking:'ooooh...i want one. How hard can it be?' In my mind its a 'dog' looking like a 'badass' wolf. But they are clearly so much more than that. I would never(besides: they are forbidden where I live)! I'm fine with watching these creatures being taken care of on youtube!😅

@nova14414

Жыл бұрын

​@@roddo1955 same... dosnt mean that if I saw one and the owner said it was alright I wouldn't stand there and pet a wolf dog! I absolutely would! They look so soft! That and I love wolves, they are so pretty.

I had a wolf dog mix that looked exactly like him. He was very intelligent and full of character. He literally saved my life when a man tried to break into my home in the middle of the night. That was the only time I ever saw him act “aggressively” and I was so thankful for it, he saved my life. He was incredibly special and I miss him so much.

Lol, that howling must be hell on earth for the neighbours.

I had a pretty high percentage wolf hybrid. Over 80% She was the most chill girl ever. When my health got really bad she even qualified to become my service dog. She was a wonderful ambassador for all my foster dogs too. My grandmother and grandfather were rather frightened of her at first, but soon they were stealing her all the time. I'd get home to a note saying she's at their place. She passed 2 years ago on Christmas Eve. I then got an emaciated great Dane pup with a ton of health issues. We've gotten them fixed but she's partially deaf and has ADHD. I constantly think about how my hybrid would have been a great help. I still think about getting another but my health is still iffy and I've moved from the wolf sanctuary I was with. So not now, but maybe one day.

@neoanderson4840

Жыл бұрын

Get well soon and get your doggo 😊

@WhoThisMonkey

Жыл бұрын

Remember, there are always dogs that need a home.

Magnificent animal. My dad, in Southern Ohio on a farm, 'inherited' a wolfdog that his neighbors kept trying to tie up and the dog would escape to dad's, so the neighbor told dad to just keep him. So he spent the rest of his days lounging in dad's living room eating hot dogs and then disappearing for days up into the mountains. Just the life he deserved.

Thank you for being the Lady that helps all your animals have a long happy life with you. Great job!

I loved it.... "this is my person, back off!" something to see him do that.

I met a man with a Timberwolf 80% Timberwolf 20% dog. He didn't look like a dog at all he looked like a real Timberwolf: Long snout, long lanky legs with giant paws on the end. The stiff fur. He was very gentle with me and walked right up to me sensing my deep interest in him. I was so honored and petted him very gently. He was the most beautiful creature I've ever seen with my eyes. Extremely big very very big. A male. The man told me that his family has been raising them for generations and his father gave him this one as the pick of the litter. He was beautiful but did not seem aggressive at all because he came right up to me, a stranger and let me gently pet him. It's an experience I will never forget.

@Man_fay_the_Bru

Жыл бұрын

I love that,I’ve never heard of a Timberwolf but I’ll be checking them out👍

You are a wonderful human being. I have so much respect for all you do for these animals. My son had a high-content wolfdog for over ten years ... she was gorgeous, so smart and loving. She was a presence when she entered a room ... intimidating but elegant. We miss her very much as she passed.

@susanneprice3876

Жыл бұрын

I agree

@harshitbhatt2779

Жыл бұрын

Rest in Peace to that beautiful magical soul :)

@AshleyLovesTheLord

Жыл бұрын

Wolf dogs do come across as elegant don’t they!

@shep9231

Жыл бұрын

I'm sorry...

What a beautiful story, and I am so glad that Dakota wound up in your care!!!

Wolves are extraordinary animals, they are truly majestic, loyal and noble!! I've always loved them! Thank you for sharing your post! 😀🤙🏽

@abyssiancat2983

Жыл бұрын

Same Here

@johnlee1297

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget that they're stone cold killers that will gladly make a meal out of you if you come across a pack of them out in the woods.

"This is my person" best line and one I can relate to. We're our mastiff's emotional support humans.

I've had a similar dog, I love the way they put their paws around you like a proper hug, really affectionate dogs.

Dakota is extremely gorgeous! So happy to hear that he adapted quite easily to his surroundings!! ❤🐺

I miss my wolf Sasha. She had some shepherd in her. She was sweet, beautiful and special.

So glad he landed in a safe place with someone to care for his needs. ❤

0:05 Damn. He looks into my soul...

What a beautiful pouchie face. He’s blessed to have you guys and be on your farm. Thanks for sharing.

My beloved wolf dog was retired from being a sled dog and her owner made sure that our family would provide the necessary space and exercise before handing her over. She was loving toward all humans and would react negatively toward other dogs only if they started a fight. She even put up with my husband's chihuahua who tried to have his way with her continuously. I only saw her get grumpy toward the chihuahua a couple of times, which shows much more patience than I would have in that situation. She will always have a place in my heart.

Dakota reminds me of my beloved dog who passed last year. What a great life for all of you. 🌺

Back before the Industrial Revolution, Dakota would have been the subject of legends and fantasy stories. Really beautiful animal he is.

What a beautiful person you are, I absolutely love your animals thank you for sharing ❤😊

@robertwilliams060

11 ай бұрын

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

I had the blessing of sharing 13 years with a Belgium Shepard/Timberwolf hybrid. Her name was Crowbird and she taught me so much and I miss everyday. She loved a little kitten and was an incredible read of people. Her howls were magic. Her kisses were pure. She was my best friend. It's been years since she left me and this video had me in tears.

As an absolute “dog person” and pitbull owner I am moved by this story. Actually my pitbull, Trippie, is my very best friend. Dakota looks as if he’s got that spot pretty well locked down with you. Great stuff

@invtrk1046

8 ай бұрын

As a dog and wolf lover, I hate Pit bulls and the typical type of people that own them.

Your neighbors must genuinely appreciate the calm your home provides the neighborhood

1:24 Holy crap... 😐 I deeply believe every animal can be raised to be gentle, and never show any aggressiveness towards you, but wow... With this size of "doggy", even with what I believe, I would be scared like hell. You are a brave person, with a heart of gold 😍

They know how to love and protect. They also know how to return your love. They really do.

that big boy was really a gentle giant ❤️👍

What an amazing story! Your Dakota is only outdone---by YOU! WOWZA! TWO BEAUTIFUL SOULS! ❤

He is a gorgeous dog! I can't believe how big Dakota is when his paw is on your shoulder.

I'd consider myself on a constant vacation from the looks of where you live. It's beautiful and you're surrounded by such lovely animals. THANK YOU for taking care of and providing a peaceful, loving home for animals in need. There's a special place in Heaven for humans like you 🐺

@maryperkovich-wv4wn

Жыл бұрын

Special place in heaven for you

@michaelleitner1245

Жыл бұрын

You took the words right out of my mouth.

Blessings to you for your love and dedication to animals. It takes a very special person to commit themselves to an animal sanctuary. Wishing you love and abundance throughout your life.

My cats went on high alert while I played this video. These are such beautiful creatures. Thank you for sharing.

@honorguard7616

Жыл бұрын

My gray one just was relaxed after a bit at my feet

My son raised a half-timber wolf and malamute/husky pup and although she passed several years ago, a huge part of our hearts passed with her. She was the all-time sweetest mama-baby I've ever known and I've never known such a caring and sweet animal. One of the best memories I have of her is howling like we were the only creatures on the face of the earth and later sleeping side by side on the floor of my son's home. It was truly a primal experience with that gentle, loving giant. I miss her dearly.

I never met a wolf in real life... But There is something about them that I love so much... they are so majestic, and the videos appease me. So strong, yet they are calm and posed.

@znail4675

8 ай бұрын

Having watched some wolf videos so do I think that wolves have a less aggressive nature then some dog breads.

You are soo lucky to have these wonderful critters !! They are very special ,and I can see that Dakota really loves you !!!

Dakoda went from angry to chill based on where he was staying. That's awesome.

2:40 Dakota even brought out the wolf out of the fox. What an amazing life, beautiful life you live, idk where you live but that house, property, environment as well so beautiful, to wake up in the morning and hear dogs that don't even normally howl, wolves, foxes, Coyotes all howling, truly amazing.

God bless you for your loving care of these amazing creatures. What a lovely and rewarding life God has given you, in spite of the challenges you may deal with. Earth needs many more people just like you! 🥰

This little chick just changing animals lives for the better like that. Good on ya luv. Your boy Dakota is massive & looks like he can be quite intimidating when he wants to appear that way. Well done for taking a chance on this (as well as all the others..)beautiful creature. ✌🏽

You are an excellent person! Thank you so much for all you do for these beautiful animals 🥰

I had a lab which apparently was mixed with a coyote, his mother was about half & half (mother lab, father coyote) but he was more like 1/4 coyote. He looked like a normal lab other than his coat and he could run 20 mph. He had lovely golden eyes and white diamond on his chest on reddish brown fur. The local phone company was putting in fiber optics in the county, and the lady setting things up had gotten out of her van and given him a treat. He was nice and friendly with her, until I was stepping out of the front door to go to work. He was in front of my door wagging his tail while looking at me, turned towards the gate and growled. Never heard him growl, so I peaked around the recessed entryway saying, "Hello?" As soon as I said to him that things were fine he was friendly to her again. Had to put him down last year due to old age and he couldn't walk anymore. 52 years old and I still cry when I lose a pet.

@giftofthewild6665

8 ай бұрын

Coydogs are said to be much smarter than regular dogs, I've always been curious about them. We don't have coyotes in Europe, just wolves, so there are no coydogs here unfortunately.

I have raised 2 wolf hybrids as well as many other dogs. They are so smart and definitely have they're own agenda. I was blessed to have them, and i miss them so much. RIP my Shadow and Cheyenne.

Awwww you’re so lucky!! To be around these animals and nature is a dream!!! Stunning beautiful animals!! ❤

Years ago I adopted a wolfdog, Kwai had some timber wolf and Collie, previous owners made him a mean guard dog but like she says kindness patience and love goes a long way!! I dropped a river of tears digging his burial hole many years later....It's always bittersweet.🎭

People like you makes the world a better place. Thanks for your kindness! Cheers!

Dakota is just such a amazing name for a wolf/dog What a beautiful dog with a beautiful name & a beautiful soul! Bless her 🖤

Votre histoire est magnifique. L'amour, gagne toujours. Les animaux ont besoin de se sentir aimés, après c'est une question de temps pour obtenir, en retour, leur amour qui est inconditionnel et éternel. Vous avez beaucoup de chance. ❤❤❤

dakota is such a cuteie

How beautiful and magical. Thank you for your genius taking care of and understanding these majestic animals.

This is one of those stories, that just makes a day, a GREAT day... Keep them comming... Love every second...

Dakota is beautiful ❤️ I want to come live with you now, all those pups! Heaven on earth!

I had 2 wolf dogs and they were the sweetest most gentlest pups I've ever had and they're so so smart ..thank you for giving them the respect they deserve and for saving them❤

Nice. I love the way he was so protective of you pn the cground, even shooing away the other animals. Sweet

He is Stunningly beautiful & deceivingly huge, Wow! What a sweet, gorgeous, protective wonderful Boi! Thank you for making his life so much better💙 My favorite part was the whole street howling. We had a Gorgeous Rough tri- coat Collie when my girls were little. He never howled till we moved next to 2 Rottweilers.He learned to howl & Bay at the moon & we loved every minute of it. It's how I imagine they once were many years ago before domestication. It's always beautiful when an animal is so happy, comfortable and safe feeling enough to have their primal nature come through. 🐺🌘✨💙😊

Dakota is such a beautiful boy.. and these fox pups >-> and also this cute wolfboy :c 3:28 i want to cuddle him rn

Love the howling with the neighbors.

"We can communicate without any words required" I certainly get that, the nuances in animals eyes and body language tell whole stories, wild animals included, the best part about being in Nature.

@berndtherrenvolk1951

Жыл бұрын

Humans do that, too. Humans may lie with their words, but the nuances of their nonverbal meta-communication overrides their words when communicating with other people.

@martinep6293

Жыл бұрын

@@berndtherrenvolk1951 YES! The famous "microexpressions", ie for example it appears that someone is smiling but if you "slow down the video" you will see one very transitory frame where the eyes just show total despair. Some people catch those moments more easily, it is said that if you grew up dealing with adults mostly you may be bettter at sensing those microexpressions.

@beatarodlingova6475

Жыл бұрын

That's because you could not hear any words over all that howling anyway 😀

I cried watching this. I had a wolf dog growing up her name was Sierra ❤ Seriously thank you for everything you do!

I feel so touched by your story , also the bound you have with this adorable boy . I lost my pet rabbit recently , and it’s extremely difficult to get through , I wish you and your family the best ! It’s great that you found each other !

A number of years ago, one of my buddies had a monster of a wolf dog... half wolf, half Rottweiler. The biggest canine I've ever seen up close in my entire life, every bit of 160 pounds. He was a big mush. If he wanted pets, he'd just come over and sit down on your feet.

@kindredbarkmaw2509

Жыл бұрын

It's always the beegest of bois that are the snuggliest pushovers

Smiled the whole time during this, what a handsome fella. And he clearly loves his hooman. ❤❤❤❤

This story just melted my heart. Your an awesome lady, I know that because Dakota is convinced of that as well.

Absolutely gorgeous.i bet she feels so safe with them around 😊😊😊

Thank you for rescuing these beautiful animals! And providing them as much freedom as possible. I will not go to circuses or animal 'shows' or private zoos who keep captives for entertainment, so I appreciate the chance to view and learn about them from people who are rescuing, rehabbing, and replenishing their population. ❤

@TheNameOfJesus

Жыл бұрын

There are lots of videos on the Internet of animals doing amazing things (like elephants which can paint flowers with their trunk and a paint brush) but I'm always worried that those videos are made with captive animals in countries where it's completely acceptable to be brutal with any animals. I'm not against killing animals for food, because that is natural, but something like the Roman Coliseum which had animals fighting for entertainment purposes, is very bad. And you can even see videos of KZread of animals fighting each other which don't even live in the same region. KZread should be banning these animal violence videos rather than videos of people who don't share KZread's political preferences.

I just love it. I'm a GSD person. They are my favorite dogs, and wolves look so much like them that I love them, too. Listen to all of the dogs talking to one another! Wouldn't it be great to know what they're saying? When I was a kid, my neighbor had a Malamute. He was huge. He would see me on my front porch, getting the mail, and my porch and stairs would start to rumble as he ran up to give me a hug and smother my face in kisses.

Young lady Dakota is very intelligent and will be your bodyguard. Good luck and God bless you and your family.

You my dear, are a real life hero to me. It's so beautiful to see this kind of love and care. You really seem to love it and I would too. I'm going to contribute something for your kindness.

Stunning!! One of the most beautiful creatures that my eyes have ever seen!

What a great rescue facility you have. I pray God bliss’s your life. What a wonderful loving person you are to help all of these animals. GOD BLESS YOU.

Beautiful! Love what you do. They are precious! Thanks for helping them have a pleasant and safe life full of love! ❤❤🥰🥰